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Modern Harmony - Non-Classical Music

One of the skills required in the game of<b> non-classical music,</b> and shall be held by each musician is improvising. This is one thing that distinguishes between games <b>classical music in general and non-classical musicians</b>. Because of this ability must have, it is necessary to master <i>the basic techniques</i> of stock improvise. This capability is in addition to working to develop musical skills are also highly demanded by the workplace<b> non-classical music.</b><br /><br />Improvisation means developing a<i> melodic tones of a chord scales</i>. Improvisation is the ability to be owned by <b>non-classical musicians.</b><br /><br />In some repertoire, often required not be the same as the original song, but sometimes prosecuted the same as the original song. The song has been determined chord analyzed, because basically every level chords each have scales. The tones in the scales are then strung together to form a new melody which is the development of tones in a tone ladder.<br /><br />Mastering the scales every chord in a song is the provision of individual identity in improvising. Musicians may not be able to improvise if not controlled and chord progression which is on a track.<br /><br />The names of the chords 7 (seventh chords) in the<b> C Major scales</b>, are as follows:<br />
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Level I chord (Cmaj7) has the same tones with <b>C Ionian scales</b>, as follows:<br />
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<span class="" id="result_box" lang="en"><span class="hps">Chord</span> <span class="hps">level</span> <span class="hps">II</span> <span class="hps atn">(</span><span class="">D</span><span>-7)</span> <span class="hps">has</span> <span class="hps">the same</span> <span class="hps">tones</span> <span class="hps">with</span> <b><span class="hps">d</span> <span class="hps">dorian</span> <span class="hps">scales</span></b><span>,</span> <span class="hps">as follows:</span></span><br />
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Chord level III (E-7) has the same tones with <b>e Phrygian scales</b>, such as the following: <br />
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Level IV chord (Fmaj7) has the same tones with<b> f Lydian scales</b>, such as the following:<br />
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Level V chord (G7) have the same tones with <b>g myxolydian scales</b>, as follows:<br />
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Level chord VI (A-7) has the same tones with <b>a aeolian scales</b>, such as the following:<br />
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Chord VII level (B-7b5) has the same tones with <b>b locrian scales</b>, as follows:<br />
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One of the skills required in the game of non-classical music, and shall be held by each musician is improvising. This is one thing that d...

The Steps Compose Arrangements SATB Choir

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<b>The first step</b> is to determine in advance based on the chord bass set. Make the movement as opposed to <b>the voice melody Soprano</b> (principal melody). For example, the movement of the <span class="short_text" id="result_box" lang="en"><span class="hps">barline</span> <span class="hps">first</span></span> <b>soprano </b>melody rises, it is recommended that you make a move bars bass on first down. Carefully avoid Kwint parallel and parallel octaves as described earlier. Once completed to determine <b>the bass</b>, try to sing in order to know who sings the melodic so people will feel 'bad', not merely compose tunes to complete the specified chord. This is called horizontal consideration.<br /><br /><b>Step two</b> is to determine the middle voice, the alto or tenor. Try interval / distance between the soprano and alto tone is recommended for no more than one octave, as well as between the alto and tenor voice. Sedangakan interval for tenor and bass may be more than one octave as shown in the previous example.<br /><br />Keep vertically, the notes can be as complete as possible in accordance with type chord.<br /><br />Dual tone priority to the basic tone, the second priority for tertsnya interval. For example, the C major chord, the first priority of doubling the pitch c, and second priority to tone e as described above in the description of the material. It is intended that the chord quality is maintained and no interpretation mnimbulkan another chord.<br /><br />Tone sequence from top to bottom is the soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. If found alto voice lower than the tenor voice, or a voice lower than the tenor bass sura, it is referred to as overlapping. This is as far as possible be avoided. It is intended in addition to aesthetic considerations of writing but more importantly that each type of sound is not clear or fuzzy.<br /><br />All the melodies for each type of voice is the voice suggested that 'real', that sounds <b>alto, tenor, and bass </b>must be sung with the 'bad' and as if a new song is sung together. Therefore repeatedly sing the melody of sounds that you can make to impress melodic always appear, not only vertical considerations alone. If a sentence song needs emphasis or assertion can be arranged in unisono.<br />
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The first step is to determine in advance based on the chord bass set. Make the movement as opposed to the voice melody Soprano (princip...

The Types of Cadences

<b>Cadence is</b> a way of ending a composition work with a variety of possibilities as the final chord of a song phrase. <b>Cadence</b> is determined by the melody of the song to be arranged, because basically the arrangement also makes accompaniment. Variety chord as the end of a phrase determines <b>the type Cadence as follows</b>:<br />
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<li><b>Perfect Cadence</b> is cadens perfectly with the chord sequence level IV-V-I. In lagulagu pop chord progressions to get to meet a lot of this type.</li>
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<li><b>Half Cadence</b>, is a type of chord progressions cadens having V-I levels. In the example below the song at the end bars are the 3rd and early 4th bars.</li>
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<li><b>Plagal Cadence</b>, this kadens type of level IV chord progressions - I.</li>
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Choir Arrangements

<b>Choir i</b>s an integral part of a number of performers from several different types of sounds and combine them under the leadership of a conductor. <a href="http://mmusic-zone.blogspot.com/2012/10/zubin-mehta.html">Conductor</a> or conductor is a job leading a group of musicians both vocal music, instruments or a combination of vocals and instruments.<br /><br />To be able to do the job required several requirements such as having a spirit of leadership, knowledge and abilities and skills in the field of music. One of the capabilities required of a teacher is to make the music <b><a href="http://mmusic-zone.blogspot.com/2012/11/the-harmony-of-science.html">SATB</a> choir arrangements.</b><br /><br />To be able to make arrangements choir, the must-have knowledge is to determine the areas of the human voice according to its kind. This is important because the arrangements was expected later be sung according to the area of each sound type sound.<br /><br />Each type of voice has the tone and character of the area between different kinds of sounds that one with one another. Each area of the tone of each type of sound had a chest voice registers, middle, and head.<br />
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Choir i s an integral part of a number of performers from several different types of sounds and combine them under the leadership of a condu...

Minor Scales

<b>Minor Diatonic Scale</b><br />
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<b><span class="short_text" id="result_box" lang="en"><span class="hps">Harmonic</span> <span class="hps">Minor Scale</span></span></b><span class="short_text" id="result_box" lang="en"><span class="hps"><b> </b></span></span><br />
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<b><span class="short_text" id="result_box" lang="en"><span class="hps">Melodic Minor Scale</span></span></b><br />
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Major Scale (Part 2)

<b>Fis Major Scale (6#)</b><br />
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<b>Cis Major Scales (7#)</b><br />
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<b>F Major Scale  (1b)</b><br />
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<b>Bes Major Scale (2b)</b><br />
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<b>Es Major Scale (3b)</b><br />
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<b>As Major Scale (4b)</b><br />
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<b>Des Major Scale (5b)</b><br />
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<b>Ges Major Scale(6b)</b><br />
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<b>Ces Major Scale (7b)</b><br />
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Major Scale (Part 1)

<b>C Major Scale (Natural)</b><br />
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Scales above there are two tetrachord. The first Tetrachord CDEF, and the second tetrachord GAB C.<br /><br /><b>G Major Scale (1 #)</b><br />
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To form the new scales, the second tetrachord becomes the first tetrachord then proceed with the next pitch intervals as prescribed.<br />
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G A B C became the first tetrachord of the next tone was followed DEF G. Tone E to F is a half tone when the distance to the 6 to 7 is 1 so that the tone should be increased to 7 ½, so the distance to 1.<br /><br />As for the distance F to G of the original one, after F becomes Fis distance to ½, Such notation above. Since in G major scales are 1 tone given the tone F sharp sign, the scales are also called first sharp scales.<br /><br />
<b>D Major Scale (2 #)</b><br /><br />To form the next scales, are the same with the manufacture of scales above. Tetrachord to two of the G major scales, namely: DE Fis G became the first tetrachord.<br /><br />
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D E Fis G became the first tetrachord of the next tone was followed A B C D. Tone B to C is a half tone when the distance to the 6-to 7 is 1 so that the tone should be increased to 7 ½, so the distance to 1.<br /><br />C to D while the distance of the original one, after being Cis C distance becomes ½., Such as the notation above. Because in D major scales there are 2 sharps alert tone given the tone of F and C, then the scales are also called scales 2 sharps.<br />
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<b><span class="short_text" id="result_box" lang="en"><span class="hps">A</span> <span class="hps atn">Major Scale (</span><span class="">3 #</span><span class="">)</span></span></b><br />
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<b><span class="short_text" id="result_box" lang="en"><span class="">E Major Scale (4#)</span></span></b><br />
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<b><span class="short_text" id="result_box" lang="en"><span class="">B Major Scale (5#)</span></span></b><br />
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C Major Scale (Natural) Scales above there are two tetrachord. The first Tetrachord CDEF, and the second tetrachord GAB C. G Major Scale ...

Signs of Accidental

Accidental signs is a sign which can change the pitch in one measure. These markers are no longer valid in bar next. To better understand this accidental marks should track above the first song sung with the right intonation.<br />
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At the time signatures into three, four, and six are signs that serve to lower mole half tones. In bars third and four, tone marked mol b after being bes. While the tone of a six-bar to turn into aces.<br /><br />Each tone to be awarded with the name mole plus ice, but the tone's a plus. Similarly, the sharp sign, sign moles also only applies to one measure. In terms of international standards, the tone marked mol / flat name plus a flat, eg b to b flat.<br />
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3/4 time signature

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<b>Time signature 3/4 </b>in popular music known as <b>rhythm Walz</b>, but today rarely use this time signature. In music theory, classification time signatures are divided into two, namely the simple time signatures and time signatures stacking.<br />
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<b>Simple time signatures such as</b>: 2/4, 3/4, 4/4. While time signatures which is an array of two or more time signatures such as 6/8 time signatures consist of two 3/8, time signatures 9/8 is an arrangement of three time signatures 3/8, and others.<br />
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Time signatures are actually more focused on writing techniques. For example, the song that marked the actual measures of ¾ can be written in time signatures 3/8, 4/4 time signatures written in 4/8.<br />

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Time Signature 4/4

In the songs (popular), time signatures that we often encounter is a sign that measures of 4/4. Rhythm Rock'n Roll, Bossanova, Cha Cha, Rumba, Samba, Jive, etc. are some examples of the marked rhythm measures of 4/4.<br />
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In material form and note values that note as described above notation is a quarter note. In bars above there are four quarter notes, if denoted are:<br />
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Songs marked with bars 4/4 when aggregated in one measure has four quarter notes. It does not mean in any time signatures in one song only terdapt not sepempat but can consist of eighth notes, sixteenth, half, or full notes. Let's look at the bars to this:<br />
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Not in bar consists of two kinds of notes are eighth notes and half notes.<br />
Mathematically equal to: ? +? +? +? = ¼ + ¼<br />
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In the second bars are half tones: ½ = ¼ + ¼<br />
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Thus the two bars into an analyzed also contained four quarter notes. In the next barline although the shape and value of the notes is different from the first and second bars but when analyzed not sure there are four intersections.<br />
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Last time signatures are full notes/ intact. In time signatures 4/4 time signatures are half term (half bar).<br />

In the songs (popular), time signatures that we often encounter is a sign that measures of 4/4. Rhythm Rock'n Roll, Bossanova, Cha Cha, ...

Staves and Key Signature

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The line is used for the tone and rhythm of writing. The difference, are required to write key (clef) to determine the tone name listed on the stave, rhythms while writing is not required because<b> the key signature </b>notation played not pitched.<br />
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<b>Key Signature</b><br />
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Key G serves to set the tone of G contained in the second line from the bottom or from the top line to four.<br />
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The key signature serves to set the tone of F contained in the fourth line from the bottom and top of the line into two. The names of the tones by frequency are as follows:<br />
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Stave notation above there are two key signs that the key of G and F keys The notation above shows that the key of G, and F keys are related and show that the notes in the key of F lower than the notes contained in the key of G. The names of tune arranged sequentially to clarify the position of the tone notation in the stave.<br />
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Signs are the key of C 5 (five) types are distinguished from the key mark the location on the stave. Tone is located in the front center of the notation is c1, the next pitch adjust according to the position / location of the tone that will affect the high and low tones. Because it can move, the key is often called movable clef. Key signature is usually only used for writing instruments viola and cello.<br />
<b><br />Form and note values</b><br />
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<b>Form silent mark</b><br />
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The Art of Non-Classical Music

Increased <b>non-classical music </b>appreciation and apresiation against the entertainment world will open up new opportunities growing professions in the entertainment world (popular music). That opportunity has been used by the industry, both related to the world of performance management and other industries. These opportunities will surely bring benefits:<br />
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<li>Improving people's appreciation of the art of non-classical music (popular).</li>
<li>Competition among musical groups, which in turn affects the competitive attitude of professionalism in the field.</li>
<li>In connection with the world of show business, which led to the recording industry economic movement.</li>
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<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgYM9eSwtLsCThvldmzK6xRycAoLVjRCPcAfIxnmGDjb0sN8eMEwEttZ6xKxkqGiAUdS_7cImS3VW9UVotIWlqC_Hq8M9iVqLnPZwO_1qm_lTKiIEb8QTSmWxjWA7FQscBi_xYW2-ZyPdU/s1600/Non-Classical+Music.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img alt="Non-Classical Music" border="0" height="185" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgYM9eSwtLsCThvldmzK6xRycAoLVjRCPcAfIxnmGDjb0sN8eMEwEttZ6xKxkqGiAUdS_7cImS3VW9UVotIWlqC_Hq8M9iVqLnPZwO_1qm_lTKiIEb8QTSmWxjWA7FQscBi_xYW2-ZyPdU/s320/Non-Classical+Music.jpg" /></a><b>Non-classical music is</b> a very wide range of musical life in general. It should be understood that the formal definition will fail to explain clearly. The general meaning of non classical music is popular music, with the band as a form of expression, so in this book presented a wide range of exercises, songs, style and character of each instrument in the band.<br />
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The scope of the art of non-classical music is the <b>knowledge of musical instruments, </b>including every character-ins such as music instrumen compass / ambitus and structure of musical instruments.<br />
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One's musical ability can be detected through its ability to play music. Although music theory is not one of competence required by <b>the Non-Classical Music is </b>very important but kemmapuan controlled. Music theory needs to be recognized as a means to facilitate the playing of music.<br />
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Ability to master the theory of music in the game is actually very attached to the instrument and the need for each instrument is not the same.<br />
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Increased non-classical music appreciation and apresiation against the entertainment world will open up new opportunities growing profession...